Step 1
Open the app when stress rises
The product is built to be used in the moment, not as another feed to scroll.
Health guide
Open Stop & Think when stress rises. Adaptive prompts, breathing visuals, and optional Apple Watch heart rate — all on-device.
Quick facts
Stop & Think is a consumer calming app with three gates, visuals, prompts, and optional Apple Watch heart rate. It is not medical care.
Gates
Three
Soft Landing, Rising Waves, Acute Surge.
Watch
Optional
Heart rate can recommend a gate. iPhone works alone.
Processing
On-device
Heart rate stays on the device. Works offline.
Not
Medical care
Not a crisis service or a diagnosis tool.
Platform
iOS + Watch
Listed on the App Store as Stop & Think.
In the moment
Step 1
The product is built to be used in the moment, not as another feed to scroll.
Step 2
Soft Landing, Rising Waves, or Acute Surge. Heart rate can recommend a gate if you wear Apple Watch.
Step 3
Breathing visuals and haptic guidance are there so you do not have to invent a protocol while anxious.
Step 4
The iPhone flow works without a network. Heart rate stays on-device.
Soft Landing is for light unease. Rising Waves is for growing tension. Acute Surge is for panic spikes. Each gate has its own prompts instead of one generic breathe-in-four script.
Stop & Think is a consumer calming app. It is not a diagnosis tool and it is not a crisis service. If you need emergency help, use local emergency services — not this listing.
FAQ
Soft Landing for light unease, Rising Waves for growing tension, and Acute Surge for panic spikes, each with its own prompts.
No. Watch heart rate can recommend a gate. The iPhone app still works with visuals, prompts, and haptics offline.
No. It is a consumer calming app. Heart rate stays on-device. It is not a crisis service or a diagnosis tool.
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